Wladyslaw Raginis
Captain Wladyslaw Raginis was a Polish officer who commanded a small but valiant group of around 700 soldiers during the Battle of Wizna in September 1939. His leadership and determination were pivotal as his troops held off a vastly superior German force for three days, earning the battle the nickname 'the Thermopylae of Poland.' Raginis ultimately sacrificed his life by detonating a grenade after ordering his remaining men to surrender, exemplifying extraordinary bravery and commitment to his duty.
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Captain Wladyslaw Raginis commanded the Polish defense line at Wizna during World War II.
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